SEO Hack – Chat GPT For SEO – 13 Hacks To Use Chat GPT For SEO 2023#seo2023 #chatgpt #seo
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There are a ton of SEO shortcuts and growth hacks if you know how to prompt ChatGPT.
Harnessing the power of ChatGPT and other AI models is about knowing how to prompt the AI.
So let’s get into it. These are the best 13 ways to use ChatGPT for SEO:
1. Keyword research
Try: Generate a list of long-tail keywords related to [keyword].
2. Cluster keywords
Try: Generate a cluster of SEO keywords related to [keyword].
3. Generate questions for an FAQ section at the end of a blog post.
Try: Generate a list of X popular questions related to [keyword] that are relevant for an audience reading about [post topic].
4. Generate titles
Try: Generate 3 unique titles, with a maximum of 60 characters, for a blog post about [your article summary] and include [keyword].
5. Generate a blog outline
Try: Write a blog post outline about [topic] with the focus keyword [keyword].
6. Find topical gaps in your outline
Try: Find topical gaps in the following outline: [your outline].
7. Intro paragraph
Try: Write an introduction paragraph for a blog post about [topic] using the target keyword [keyword].
8. Get facts to cite
Try: Provide a list of statistics with reference links for a webpage on [topic].
9. Meta description
Try: Write a 160-character meta description for an article about [topic] using the keyword [focus keyword].
10. Robot.txt
Try: “Generate robots.txt rules to block the craw of a subdirectory called [subdirectory name] but allow the crawling of [rest of site] within the domain www.[yoursite].com
11. Linkbuilding: HARO
Try: “Write a professional sounding and short reply to the following “Help a Writer” request saying that I have first-hand experience with [HARO request ] and am happy to provide the input needed as long as I don’t mention the site names: …”
12. Find websites in your niche for link building
Try: Find popular websites related to [topic].
13. Internal linking
Try: Given these [pages] group them semantically by topic.
